Is there / What is the exact relationship between Bogie and Apex?
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Is there / What is the exact relationship between Bogie and Apex?
All mechanics aside, its just a point of reference on a supposed curve? Right?
I understand the definitions of both, but was hoping somebody could put it in more of a lamens term for me.
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Is there / What is the exact relationship between Bogie and Apex?
All mechanics aside, its just a point of reference on a supposed curve? Right?
I understand the definitions of both, but was hoping somebody could put it in more of a lamens term for me.
etymology
asked 58 mins ago
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Bogie who? Humphrey Bogart?? Have you looked up either term???
– Hot Licks
47 mins ago
And while you're at it, look up "layman".
– Hot Licks
35 mins ago
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Why would you think that there's a relationship (etymologically or otherwise) between these words?
– Laurel
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Is there / What is the exact relationship between Bogie and Apex?
All mechanics aside, its just a point of reference on a supposed curve? Right?
I understand the definitions of both, but was hoping somebody could put it in more of a lamens term for me.
etymology
asked 58 mins ago
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Is there / What is the exact relationship between Bogie and Apex?
All mechanics aside, its just a point of reference on a supposed curve? Right?
I understand the definitions of both, but was hoping somebody could put it in more of a lamens term for me.
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Bogie who? Humphrey Bogart?? Have you looked up either term???
– Hot Licks
47 mins ago
And while you're at it, look up "layman".
– Hot Licks
35 mins ago
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Why would you think that there's a relationship (etymologically or otherwise) between these words?
– Laurel
29 mins ago
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Bogie who? Humphrey Bogart?? Have you looked up either term???
– Hot Licks
47 mins ago
And while you're at it, look up "layman".
– Hot Licks
35 mins ago
1
Why would you think that there's a relationship (etymologically or otherwise) between these words?
– Laurel
29 mins ago
Bogie who? Humphrey Bogart?? Have you looked up either term???
– Hot Licks
47 mins ago
Bogie who? Humphrey Bogart?? Have you looked up either term???
– Hot Licks
47 mins ago
And while you're at it, look up "layman".
– Hot Licks
35 mins ago
And while you're at it, look up "layman".
– Hot Licks
35 mins ago
1
1
Why would you think that there's a relationship (etymologically or otherwise) between these words?
– Laurel
29 mins ago
Why would you think that there's a relationship (etymologically or otherwise) between these words?
– Laurel
29 mins ago
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And while you're at it, look up "layman".
– Hot Licks
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Why would you think that there's a relationship (etymologically or otherwise) between these words?
– Laurel
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